I, too, am older than ever before.
GreenAppleTree
joined 1 year ago
Said AI needs to learn the difference between summary and transcription.
Their new president ran on this platform (and a bunch of other populist stuff, but that's for another day), so kinda? Also, Education is administered on a federal level, so it makes sense I guess.
It's actually not a coincidence! It's sort of an unofficial (AFAIK) standard to put the tag (washing instructions etc) on the bottom right corner.
Just like how they always put tags on the inner left side of your shirt (which helps tremendously with plain shirts).
Going from 1 a month in the office to 120 at home is a 12,000% increase.
Sounds reasonable for a decent sized workforce. Or that one person doing it 5 times a day every day. Which is probably easier for one half of the population than the other half.
Ooh thank you for reminding me it has finished its run. Watched the first two seasons but kinda dropped off while waiting for S3.
I.T. Crowd type of stuff
Baat! 🦇
You can do
zoxide path2 data
I usually would just do z 2data. Yes, I'm lazy. It's the perfect tool for lazy people.
Suffering, adversity, difficulty, hardship, seem to be what different institutions commonly translate it to.
Fun fact, it's also the motto of Kansas, where the artist lives.
My sleepy self has learnt to unconsciously swipe the alarm to off instead of snooze.
So now I set 3 alarms. If I manage to sleep through all 3, then I probably shouldn't be going to work.
year of the Linux desktop
I saw the headline and was like, "well the Lemmy crowd would love this". One half loves authoritarian regimes, the other half hates windows.
Gen X, the real Silent Generation. So silent that nobody notices us sneaking past, ensuring a smooth transition from the analog age to digital.
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I admire the hustle.
"Lol look at those suckers spending millions and not even getting a mention in the footnote. We printed a label and a fancy box, $20 tops, got a free photo op and a smile out of old boy himself. I expect a 300% pay rise next year."